Sentence examples for is really very important from inspiring English sources

"The design of small objects is really very important," he said.

"Student numbers tell you something that is really very important," he says.

With ultra and endurance sports the mental side is really very important, and that's also part of who I am.

Leora Hanser, Barnard student government president at the time of the celebration, said Mrs. McIntosh "came from a different era, but the work and family issue is really very important, and a lot of Barnard students struggle with this today".

"Infrastructure is really very important but it's been widely ignored because it's not very attractive and the jurisdiction for electricity transmission is so messed up," said Gerald M. Keenan, a partner for the Energy Strategic Change arm of PriceWaterhouse Coopers.

"The oversight of schools is really very important and a debate needs to be had with increasingly autonomous schools," he said, taking issue with a key plank of the academies and free schools programme.

"It worries me," she said, "because they do not have quality control, and with hormones that's really very important.

He told me, "It's really very important, if you are able, to communicate to the other guy that you understand his problem.

"The tools business doesn't seem important to people, but it's really very important," said one industry executive, who spoke on condition that he not be identified.

In the aftermath of his depression, he met his wife and she challenged him "to implement what I'd learned, that relationships are really very important in life and this is how to transform from being this ego-driven twentysomething into being, if possible, on a path at least to becoming a more mature guy".

Mr. Visciano, 22 and single, had promised his mother that he would someday give her a granddaughter, but first he wanted to focus on his career, save money and go for an M.B.A. "His career was really very important to him," said Bill Matarazzo, a cousin, adding that Mr. Visciano had been an overachiever since kindergarten.